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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-11-01
GENERAL NEWS.
CalamitOus Railroad Col
lisiOn in Shasta Co.
CONVENTION OF CATTLEMFN
Further Evidences That No One
Escaped from the Wreck Of
the Vernon.
.ssociated Press Dispatches to the HErALD

Associated Press Dispatches to the HREALD
REpDING, October 3l.-This after
noon fearful railroad accident oc'
CURED at a point about half way be-
tween Dunsmuir and Lower Soda
Springs. The construction train was
going up and collided with pusher
engine used to help trains returning
over the summit. Several cars were
demolished and both engines badly
wrecked. At s 80 this evening an
ambulance train arrived here, convey
ing six wounded and one dead man
three others received fatal injuries.
INTERVIEWING THE WOUNDED.
To question put to one of the
wounded men as to how many are
wounded, he said that he- did not
know, but that more than arrived
here remained at Dunsmuir in care Of
friends. "Not half of the wounded
are on this train," said another. 1t is
thought that six to ten were dead at
Dunsmuir and more wounded. The
wounded that arrived here are being
examined by physicians and those
that cannot travel will stay and the
rest go to Sacramento. The accident
caused such CONSERVATION that every
body became confused. Thos. Young
was conductor on the construction
train.
list OF THE INJURED.
The foll3wing is list of the wounded
and de al as far as known here: Anson
Henry. badly hurt; Barney Voonehof,
bad cut in center of forehead; VIM.
Mclaughlin and John G. Cavenaugh,
probably fatally injured; John Muir
ledge, hurt; A. Carlson, seriously
hurt, and man known as Shorty
dead.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-11-01
RULES FOR GUIpANCE.

After summarizing the appropria-
tions and authority given by Congress
to the bureau for tho purpose Of ex.
terminating the plague, Coleman said
that he had prepared series Of rules
and regulations which he had sent to
the Governors OF the varieus States and
Territories, j with a request that they
cooperate in the observance of them.
Thirty-one States and Territories had
responded and promised their assist
ance. He had also submitted to the
State Legislature an act providing for
State cooperation. This bill became
a law in Rhode Island, Virginia, New
York and Illinois.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-11-01
CENTRAL AMERICA.
A Revolution Suppressed In Qua.
temala-The Leader Shot.

temala-The Leader Shot.
LA LIBKRrAD, October 31.-Ex-Vice
President Castenoday having dis
agree with President Barillos' action
in proclaiming himself Dictator OF
Guatemala, headed revolution
against him, being supported by most
Of the prominent families Of Guate-
mala. The government forces sup
pressed the uprising, however and
captured the Chief, who according to
news brought by the Pacific mail from
authentic sources, was shot yesterday
together with four others.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-11-01
NICHOLs0N,s FUNERAL.
A ADlstingufshed Host OF Ceiebri'
ties in Attendance.

New YORK, October 31.-The fun
eral Of Rear-Admiral j. w. Nicholson,
Of the United States Navy, took place
to-day from his late residence. The
pail bearers we're Admiral Gherardi.
Rear Admiral A. @. Rhina, General
w. T. Sherman, Levi p. Morton, Gen-
eral James Grant Wilson, Robert
6tuyvesant, Captain Robson, United
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-11-01
A CONsUL'S CLAIM.
He Applies for $4,000 Back Pay
The Petition Refused.

The Petition Refused.
WASHINGTON, October 31.-In the
case of Felix A. Matthews, ex-Consul
OF the United States, at Tangiers, to
recover balance of salary claimed to
be due him from July. 1882 to June,
1876. he being paid at the rate OF
$4,000 per annum up to June so, 1882,
and after that time only $1,000 per
year the decision of the Court of
Claims which dismissed the petition
on the grounds that the claimant had
no case in the action. was sustained
by Justice Harlan to-day.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-11-01
THE SAME STORY.


MILWAUKEE, October 81. - Every
vessel known to have passed the
scene OF the propeller Vernon's
wreck off Two Rivers point last Sat
urday, has undoubtedly reached port
by this time, and as none have
reported picking up any body on the
lake, there is now no doubt that every
one on board of her when she left
Glen Haven is dead, as no one could
have survived the exposure to the in
tense cold more than a few hours.
The crew numbered 26, and it is be.
lieved that the passengers did not ex-
ceed ten in all.
NO SIGNS OF THE BODIES.
The two men who were reported
frozen stiff and stark in their life-pre-
servers have not been seen again
The wind is offshore and the tendency
is to drive all floatage to midlake
The wreckage must have been scat.
tered in all directions, as sections oi
the pilot house have been found
eighteen miles apart.
POOR LIFE-PREsERyERs.
This morning the Captain of the
life-saving station at Two Rivers and
an Associated Press correspondent
examined the life-preservers picked uF
off Sheboygan and found them almost
worthless. They had evidently all
been worn as belts and remained tied
but they were made of grass instead O.
cork and had become so saturated
that they were too heavy to float 6
body, and had apparently been slip
ped off by the wearers when they
found themselves being dragged dowI
by their weight. The worthless char
acter of the life preservers has causet
considerable Indignation.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-11-01

AhC AohAOWihS dC cuN VA4shACo 1hSA
weights to be carried at to-day's con-
tests at Washington and Nashville:
First race, one mile-Brait, 1O6;
King Of Norfolk, l0S; Telie Doe, 1903;
Young Duke, los; Lelogas, los;
Broughton, 105; Tenstroke, 105; Bar
mum, l05; Argo, 105; Grimaldi, Ill;
Harvard, SO; Ovid, SO; Glenmound,
96; AL. Reed, so.
Second race, one and one-eighth
miles-Tony Foster, 115; Nettle,
112; The Bourbon, 1lS; Orlando,
i13 ;Vinton, ITO.
Third race, one and one-sixteenth
miles-Richmond, l IA +; Kof Ellerslie,
112; Florence NJ, l06; Argo, lO6;
Lelogas, 1903; Harvard, 100; Ten
booker, 98.
Fourth race, three-quarters of
mile-King Grab, lis; Rita R, l12;
King Idle, liz; Salvini, l0S; Theora,
95e
Fifth race, three.quarters Of mile
|-Grimaldi, 1l8; Frank Ward, 1l8;
Calera, lis; frankie B, 115; Wilfred,
ll3; Ontario, 10; Theodosius, no;
Error, 1903; Roundsman, 1903; Drake,
1903; Nellie B, 1903; Hawley, 100;
Brother Ban, 90; Pendennis, 50;
Nita, 95; j. J. Healy, 95; Maia, 95;
Mary Long, "Filly," 50.
NASHVILLE.
First race, one mile, Elsie B, 96;
Our Friend, 1903: Enchantress, 95 !;
Leman, lis; Alamo, 107; Brooklyn,
"a; Balance, 95; Front Louise, l02.
Second race, three-quarters of a
mile, Parish, 105; Fellowbroeck, 124 !;
KensiDgton, III; Harrodsburg, 10S !;
Lisland, ll5; Bob Lvle, l03; Unique,
127; Bill Sterret, 127.
Third race, Sc ven-eighths OF a mile
Bankrupt, us; Cupid, 100; Corus, 95 !;
Eva X, SO; =; Florence f, 105 Glen6sher,
so; H. Glenn, 90; Spinnette, 100.
Fourth race, one and one.eighth
miles-Elgin, 106; Dark Hall, 49,;
Vice Regent, 104; Whitenose, "a;
Asceola, 100; Kirklin, 100; Dancing
Kid, 1O2.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-11-01
Disastrous Dyna mite Explosion.

New York, October 31.--A disas-
trous explosion occurred at 10 o'clock
this morning at one of the packing
houses OF the Atlantic Dynamite
Company, near McOwensville. Four
men were instantly killed and three
are missing. The missing men are
believed to have been in the vicinity
of the mill at the time of the explos-
ion and they cannot now be found.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-11-01
Costly Floods.

: HAVANA, October 3l.-The loss by
1.-THE recent foods in the Rogue district
Ia eetimAted ct over 81 ,000, 900.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-11-01
STRENGTH OF THE SERVICE.

The section of the Revised Statutes
referred to allows 750 boys in the navy
under instruction at all times. In adj
Aition tc 75o0 enlisted for general ser
vice for the year ending June 80, 1886,
1195 boys were under instruction in
training ships or doing duty on board
cruising vessels Of the navy, where
they form valuable element in the
crews. The number of boys received
into the service during the year was
SAG. being 2Ol less than the number
authorized for enlistment. Mr.. Nor
row says: 81 am sure that a large
part OF this deficiency could have been
supplied from this coast, and in doing
so we would have shared in the bene-
fits conferred on the public by sys-
tenn that was established by Congress
to app to the whole country.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-11-01
A Fight with Nloonlighters

DUBLIN, October 31.--An affray oc-
Cured between moonlighters and con-
stables at Castle Island to-day. Two
constables are reported shot.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-11-01
nooMIN0 THE ISLAND.

L. Montgomery Mather, formerly
OF the Pacific Commercial advertiser,
and for many years a resident OF the
Islands, is expected to arrive to-mor-
row, having been selected by the
Honolulu syndicate to open an Office
in this city and direct travel to the
Kingdom.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-11-01
ANorHER ACCOUNT.

T. w. Wiemarth & Go. Of Chicago,
also agents for Mitchell, Vance & Co.,
owed them $40, 900 in goods, but these
we're found to be improbable stock,
and Judge Donohoe authorized the
receiver to compromise the claim for
$500 in cost.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-11-01
independent Nominations.

Boston, October 31.--The State
Committee Of Butler Independent,
this afternoon nominated the following
ticket: For Governor, Henry B. Low
erihg; Lieutenant, l.. @. A. Bracket !;
Secretary of State, Henry T. Pierce |;
Treasurer, Charles P. Thatcher; Au-
ditor, Charles r. Ladd; Attorney-Gen-
eral, Andrew J. Wetterman.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-11-01
NAVAL APPRENTICES.

MORROW Wants a Training Es-
tablishnent On the Coast.
SAN FRAscIst,o, October 31.-Con-
gressman w. w. Morrow to-day ad-
dressed letter to the Secretary Of the
Navy asking him if he would not care
fully consider the section of the Re-
vised Statutes Of the United States
relating to the apprentice training sys-
tenn for naval seamen, and see if he,
the Secretary, would not then deem it
advisable to make provision: for o
training ship on this coast and 8 rain
ing station ut Mare Island.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-11-01

would compel the abandonment Of
cane plantations, and recommended
the growing Of coffee trees as a SUBJ
stitute, and that the government
should subsidze the growth for few
years till the change could be easily
made. He stated in conclusion that a
good market would be found on the
Pacific Coast.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-11-01
GRArIrYINO sTATEMENrs.

From the reports of agents it is as
certaincd that the area of land under
cultivation has increased 25 900 acres
over last year. The increase in the
number OF families engaged in agri-
culture is 1895, and about 1000 new
houses have been erected. The farms
are reported in better order and their
cultivation more intelligent and syste-
,natic
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-11-01

be appointed by the creditors. Nye
& Co. we're agents for Mitchell, Vance
G Co. and owed them $65, 900 in cash
and the balance in commercial paper
accepted by the latter firm. Nye
went into solvency under the Cali
fornia laws, which permit him to
withdraw. his insolvency. He has
consented to this on condition of being
released from his indebtedness to
them. and they have appointed q
committee to select trustee. ta.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-11-01
.sPink.Eyes,, at Sam Diego

SAN DrRao, October 31.-Pink-eycs
has developed among horses in q
number Of large stables here. AS yet
1t is in mild form, but there has
been one fatal case.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-11-01
A TRIP TO PITrsRURG

The deputation having been invited
by Mr.. Carnegie to visit Pittsburg,
will leave here on a special car on the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad tomorrow,
morning for that city. -o s.s
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-11-01
THE nENaAYON CASE.
Every Effort Being Made to I'm
ravel the Mystery. A


SAN Francisco, October 31.-Chief
Of Police Crowley said to-day regard
ing the Benhayon case: every effort
is still being made by the force in my
charge to arrive at the facts in the
mystery. Nearly all the detectives,
numbering fifteen or more, and sew
eral police officers, are busy. The
newspapers and people are 80 busy
making theories that it takes all our
time to run them down. The drug
stores have been pretty thoroughly ex-
amined both here and in Oakland.
We find that cyanide of potassium is
rather common drug, and has been
SOLD frequently lately in quantities
ranging from one ounce to five
pounds"
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-11-01
\, INDIAN PROGRESSION. ss S
| A Satisfactory Report from Conn-
s.is. missioner Atkins.

WASHINGTON, October 3l.-Commis-
missioner Atkins; OF the Indian Bu-
reau, in his annual report says: "The
review of the year shows continued
progress on the part Of the Indians"
Regarding the allotments in severalty
the Commissioner says: "Too great
haste in this matter should be avoid
ed" The Commissioner is gratified
to state that the more the Severalty
act is discussed among the Indians
the moro they come to understand its
operations and the more they are
grounding their opposition to the act,
and signify their wish to accept its
provisions,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-11-01
Mechtman to Come Here. rEm

SAN FRANCISCO, October 31.-A. J.
Hechtman has been appointed agent
OF the Union Pacific, with headquar-
ters at Los Angeles, and will have
full charge OF its freight and passenger
business in Southern California. He
will make all his reports to General
Agent D. w. Hitchcock in this city.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-11-01
POORLY. PROTECTED.
Admiral POrser's Report ON Our
Coast Dcfencelcssness.

coast DcEchCcAcSSueSSs
WASHINGTON, October 31.-In his
annual report, Admiral Porter gives a
list of harbors, among which are
named San Francisco and San
Diego, which he says would be en-
tirely defenceless against q single
ironclad. He says: "a heavy iron
clad could commence at the eastern.
most point and proceed along the
coast to Texas, laying them all under
contributions. In time of war the
torpedo system will be useless fol-
defence in the absence of proper for
tiications and guns, for in the event
of war We are no more prepared than
We were year ago. The first step
toward the protection of the coasl
should be the construction Of a squad.
ron Of heavy ironclads." The Admiral
urges at length in favor Of subsidies
for shipping, and points to the sue
cess of the system in England, Ger
many and France.
GENERAL DUANR's ESTIMATES.
General Duane, chief OF the en-.
gineers' department. in his annual
report to the Secretary Of War, sub
nits estimates for sea coast and lake
front defences aggregating 5,234, 600
The plan Of defense by mortar and
gun batteries recommended by the
board, involves an expenditure during
the next fiscal year of $3.50 600, oi
which amount New York receives
$3.50, 900 and San Francisco is mex
with $3.50, 600.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-11-01
Hanlan In Trnininr Again.

MELBoURNR, October 31.-Hanlan,
the oarsman, is better and has re-
sumed training for his race with Beach.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-11-01
ruE MIssINO MEMoRANDA.

The Chief stated that the memor-
andum book alluded to in the docu-
ment OF the confession had not been
found. In his judgment such a book
exists.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-11-01
A LONG HARANGUE EXPECTED.

LONG HARhNGUE EXPECTED.
This is thought to indicate nothing
more than the preparation of more or
less elaborate opinions. The almost
universal belief Of lawyers who prac-
tic at the Supreme Court bar is that
the petition for a writ OF error will be
denied, but the belief is based only
upon their own views Of constitutional
law, and the impression made upon
their minds by the argument.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-11-01
list OF THE INJURED.
CATTLEMEN,S CONVENTION.
Coleman Predicts n Promising
Future for stock Business.

KANSAS Cry, October 81. - The
Consolidated Cattle Growers Asso-
citation of the United States assembled
in annual convention this afternoon.
N. j. Coleman, Commissioner Of
Agriculture, addressed the convention.
He said that the cattle industry of tfe
country, representing 200, 900, 900
head, was under cloud OF misfortune
at present, but he was satisfied that
the population of the country was in
creasing far more rapidly than is the
beef supply, and that this circum-
stance would rectify matters.
He then proceeded to read the
official statement of the work of his
department in fighting pleuro-pneu-
monia.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-11-01
Special Service,

The following are tho entries and
weights to be carried at rto-day's con-
tests at Washington and Nashville:
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NOT Rr.~v YEr.

Postpencment ~ s.Ae Decision ON
the Anarchlsts' Appeal.
WASHINGTON, October 3l.-The SUI
preme Court made no decision in the
Anarchist case to-day. The Chiei
Justice announced that the decision
would be rendered Wednesday OF
Thursday.
The Labor enquirer., 1887-07-23

In Its worst form, promptly, when possible.
In large number OF chronic diseases And
with guarantee Chronic and special dis
Of both quickly cured by my and specific
remedies that known but myself Charges always
reasonable Parties who have failed receive benefit om
other physicians especially solicited All business strictly
confidential I'LL my own prescriptions Satisfaction
euarsnteed Persons at . distance be successfully
treated by writing giving symptoms history
4 and 8, 1925 Larimer Street Denver, Colo.
I IN b.9O n M and from $50 to 8. D. n. 26S-1yr
The Labor enquirer., 1887-07-23

tsm, By the introduction Of . co'opsretive In
dustfial Ustsm. ~
XIX. 10 secure for both sexes equal pay so'
equal work.
XXI. 10 shorten the hours Of labor by Z
general refusal 70 work for moro than eisn'
hours.
xxi. To pursuade employer to agree 70
arbitrate all differences which may arise be'
tween them and their employees. In order
that the bonds OF sympathy between them
may be strengthened and that strikes may be
rendered unnecessary
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Nullte Of Assessment.

MAIN AND TENTH STREETS HOTEL
MI Company, Corporation, location and
principal place OF business, Los Angeles
City and County, California.
Notice is terebv given that, at meeting
Of the Directors OF said Corporation held on
the 18th day Of SEPTEMBER A. D. 1887, an
assessment OF ten dollars per share was lev
led upon the capital stock of said Corpora-
zion, ppyable on the goth DAY of Dec mber
A. D. 1887, to the treasurer OF said corpora
ton, ut the Farmers' and Merchants Bank.
of Los Angeles, in sal Los Angeles City.
Any stock upon which this assessment
shall remain unpaid on the 18th day OF Jan
uary A. q. 1888, will be delinquent and adj
Verts.d for sale at public auction, and un
less paymei is made before, will be sold
m February 21st, A d. 1888, to pay thu
delinquent asses ment together with tn
q. sis of advertising and the expense Of
sale. +. IL. OWEN. Secretary.
Location of Office of Secretary, Clerks
Office, United States District Court, over
he Farmers and Merchants Bank. of Los
\pgeles d16-tf
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NOllte-llmbtr Calluse.

TINTED STATES LAND OFFICE, LOS
u Angeles, Cal, July 80, 1887. mplaint
having been entered ut this office by Will
liam A. Fischer against James Mckee for
failure to comply with law as 10 Timber Gull
ture entry No. 978, dated February 81. 1885.
upon the SW "a Of Section 6, T. wnship 8 N.
Range 16 W, s. B. NJ, in Los Angeles Cour-
ty, California, with view to the cancella-
ton of said entry; contestant alleging that
the laid James Mckee has not up to the
present time plowed any portion OF said
land, or complied w.th the provisions of the
hereby sum moned TO appear at this Office on
the 18th day of February, 1888, at 10
O'Clock A. NJ, to respond and furnish testi-
mony concerning said alleged failure.
J. d. BETHUNE, Register.
n26-4Wd J. Fl. Polk. Receiver
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NOTICE..

LIMITED STATES LAND OFFICE. Los
u Angeles Cal, October 3D., 1887; CON
Terence ooney against Jens p. Ipses foi
abandoning his homestead entry NO. 1852.
dated Nov 22d, 1884 nron The southwest
quarter, section 49, Township north, range
IL west, 8. b. NJ, In Los Ang, les county Cal.
with a view 10 the cancellation of said entry.
the said parties are hereby summoned 70 up
wear IL this Office on the z7th day OF Janu--
ary, 1888, at 10 o'clotk A. to respond AID
furnish testimony concerniD said alleged
]. D. BETHUNE, Register.
l. ". PoLKs Receiver draw
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Notice.

TT s. LAND OFFICE, LOS ANGELES
u Cal, July 80, 1887. Complaint hav
ing been entered at this Office lyy ms r
Clausen against Elias G. Feussell for aban
'toning his homestead entry No. 2o92, dated
February 10, 1885, upon the NV IL of See
ton 8, Township N, Range 10 W, 5. b. NJ.
In Los Angeles county, California, with .
view to the cancellation OF said entry. tb,
said partie- re hereby summoned Ia appear
at this Office on the 18th day Of February
| See, al ] o o'clock A. M, to respond and fur
dish testimony concerning said alleged
J. D BETHUNE, Register.
n27-4wd J. II. FOLK. Receiver.
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NOfIlm FOR PUHLI.AtIuN.

I AND OFFICE At LOS Angel rs, CAL.
IL November 16, 1887. Notice Il hefe61
given that the following named ssttlcr has
proof In support of her claim, and that oaid
nroof win be made before the Register and
Receiver at Los Angeles, Cal, on January
Sd, 1883, viz Isabella Adams, II. a. Ma
AZ, for the VIVA of Ses. 81, Twp. & n.
She names the following witnesses 10
prove her continuous residence upon. ard
cultivation of, seid lands, via: r
Boal, J. d. Burch, Oscar Todd and }. r
Sheeien, al Los Angeles, Gal - &
D. BETHUNK,
uov1 Stoian1 Rag7S1or
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NIL l III

NUtit L
r7yHE FIRM OF RAPHAEL & sCHLESIN-
L ger is this day dissolved by mutual con-
,ent. The firm OF @. Raphael & Co. will col
lect IL debts due the firm Of Raphael &
shlesinger and pay all debts due the said
drm.
Dated December 12. 1887.
CHAS RAPHAEL.
JACOB SrHLESiNGER.
We, Charles Raphael, Jacob s hlesinger
and julius Goldwater, do hereby certify
that we have this day entered into part
Iership for the purpose of transaeting busl-
ness in the city and county Of Los Angeles,
State of California, under firm name and
style OF G. Raphael e. Company, and that
rhe names in full OF sill the members of said
firm and their residences are as follows:
Charles Rapha ], Los Angels, California.
Jacob Schlesinger, Los Aug, les, California.
And Julids A. Goldwatcr, Soledad, Monte
rey county, Ca norma.
Dated December IL, 1887.
C. RAPHAEL.
] SCH l.ESTNGER.
J. A, GULDWATER.
Filed December IA, 1887
CHI DUNsMOOR, Clerk.
By III, TH0MPSnN. d putty.
dep1 Z thur IL
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Notice to Purchase timber
aIfS

u. Cal, July l, 18S7.-Notice Is hereb,
Iven that Peter W. McStay, of Los Angeles
los Angeles county, State of California, ha.
lied in this Office his application for tn.
purchase OF lots Nos. 4 and 8, of section No
| 4, township 2 south, range IL west, s. Il
W., under the provisions of an Act of Con
sress approved June 3, 1878, providing foi
he sale OF timber lands, etc. Said trac'
obtaining 57.22 acres of land. Any pnrsoi
n persons claiming any adverse interest i,
Il this Office within sixty days from the dat.
4 the first publication hereof, otherwie,
such claim WIN be barred by the provision,
II said Act.
O30 S0t J. ID. RFTHtINF. Register